Glad you found it helpful! 🙂

Hey there, I think that can work. Will your RV fit the shower base? Here are the dimensions: 86 D x 91 W x 9 H CM (34 x 36 x 3.5 inch) 🙂

The slats are designed to flex a bit in the middle, this is because the central arm sits a few mm lower than the bottom of the slats. With weight applied the slats flex and rest on a support arm. This was done so that on slightly uneven ground there would be no risk that the slats 'see-saw' about the central arm, which is less ideal.

I'd say she was a weeeee bit heavier than 88 pounds.

I have the same question

Hello! You need to fill the base first with at least 1.3 gallons of water (the capture tarp has a capacity of up to 6.6 gallons) and connect the pump hose through the quick-connect fittings at the side of the base. 🙂

​@@Joolcawhat about dirt blocking the pump ⛽

Thanks for the info.

​@@jmb69erno dirt, people wash it off before they shower🤣

I'm sorry, we are in the process of switching warehouses so there might be some delays dispatching orders (3-5 Business days) 🙏

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll share this with the team for future consideration. 🙌

I would like this question answered also because i have hesitated buying a unit because I can't take a shower longer then a few minutes.If I can shower quickly then rinse off drain it then use a gallon of freshwater to hang out longer that would be awesome.

Hey Jeremy, recirculating water is recommended if the water is not hot enough. The HOTTAP has a safety cutoff 50C to prevent scalding, so if the water is already reaching that, it will automatically turn off the ignition but will continue to pump water. 🙂

Hey Allen, I understand what you mean. The maximum increase the in the incoming water is around 30-35C. This is when set to high gas and low flow. At low gas and high flow, you can get around 20C. You can change the settings to achieve your ideal temperature. 🙂

Good question, some customers have limited water supply so the next option is to reuse grey water. Our pump comes with a two-stage end filter that keeps debris out. However, it's not as effective as a proper filter. 🙂

I run my water through the joolca 2 stage filter as well as a proper water filter. It doesn’t get the soap out, but the water is considerably cleaner. Means you can take long showers in fairly clean soapy water, drain it out and rinse with clean water letting it drain and not recirculate. When you’re out camping, showering with grey water is better than no shower at all 😄

I think you can use a splitter maybe a 3-way one. 🙂

Hi! The straps are there to hold the slats in place and easily roll them when you pack up. 🙂

Hey there, yes! We are looking into that. We'll let you know once everything is in place. 🙂

you can alway add your own inline filter/w or without pump. but yeah they could sell it ;)

It looks like in the video they are pumping the water right back into the water heater.

Hey there! I'm very sorry to hear this. Can you please reach out to us at support@joolca.com for further assistance?

Our Ensuite free-standing and mounted tents are both compatible! Feel free to check them out here: www.joolca.com/pages/ensuite 🙂

Hey! We don't recommend installing the HOTTAP indoors because of the gas fumes. You can easily mount and unmount this outside your van with our bracket.

Yea it can be gravity drained :)

Hey there, good question! You can use the same opening where the shower hoses are inserted. You can then use the pump to push water out of your shower base easily. 🙂

the bottom tarp is a V shape.

@@Savage_Thinker with a quick connect fitting for a drain hose.

Yup, that's okay! Just flush it with freshwater afterwards to remove any soap residue inside the HOTTAP. :)

@@JoolcaI used my hottap to quickly heat my hot tub once, which obviously had chemicals in it…. Is there any risk to the hottap of doing this more often or should I flush it through every now and again with fresh water as above?

Agreed on circulating your own bodies dander, waste and soap is definitely not ideal. However, the platform itself is perfect for not standing in sandy water and keeping your feet clean so for that, I would use it with the option of just freshwater.

Would need to add a filter.

@@Captndarty Well, the pump does have the two stage filter. Would probably get out most of the nasty from our bodies, but I suppose you could always throw an inline filter in between the pump and the hottap. Don't know how most inline filters cope with hot water though, and might restrict water flow too much.

Its bot pointless if your like me.I like to take long showers so once I wash off I can use clean water and recirculate it to stay in longer.Unless I'm using river water I have to jump in hurry up and wash rinse and get out.

I thought that at first until I saw the recirculation feature. It does have value with that application for saving water. You could probably rig that yourself too though for cheaper of course, but this way, it is done for you.

I like to keep my restroom close. Draining the shower water away from my camp is a great feature. Can your 10$ bamboo floor do that? The recirculating idea also has application that your bamboo floor does not.

@@GetOutSmore the lightweight but incredibly strong glass filled base would be the hard part to replicate, I think this is the overlooked costly part of the base.

@@troyyoung3253 That too. And the sturdy aluminum frame. Looks like quality materials all around. Wish it was coming out sooner!

I think it's fine if you are working on a limited water supply. 🙂